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Former CAR Leader Calls for 'Sacred Union' Amidst Political Paralysis
Former CAR leader Ferdinand Alexandre N’Guendet calls for a "Sacred Union" to overcome the country's complete political deadlock and paralysis.
Linga Villagers Urge Archive Preservation
Linga villagers in Centrafrique are urging the preservation of public interest archives, emphasizing their importance for future generations and
Government Acknowledges Economic Challenges Amid Global Repercussions
Centrafrique's government acknowledges economic challenges due to global repercussions, signaling efforts to stabilize the national economy.
Brevet des Collèges Exams Begin Across France
France's Brevet des Collèges exams have begun nationwide on June 9, 2026, a key academic milestone for middle school students across the country.
Civil Society Group Links Mining Landslides to Governance Failures
A civil society group links recurring mining landslides to persistent governance failures and non-compliance with safety standards.
Deadly Landslide Hits Konyémé Mining Site
A landslide at the Konyémé mining site in Nana-Mambéré has killed at least eight people. Search efforts are ongoing for missing individuals.
Central African Police Launch Probe into Defamatory Social Media Accounts
Central African police have launched investigations into social media accounts accused of defaming officials and state institutions, targeting specific
Riverains de la morgue de Bangui dénoncent les odeurs nauséabondes
Residents near Bangui's community hospital morgue are complaining about foul odors from wastewater, impacting their living conditions and calling for
Minister Advisor Sani Yalo in Panic Amidst Coup Plot Investigations and Contradictory Statements
Minister advisor Sani Yalo is under investigation for a coup plot against President Touadéra, making contradictory statements as judicial proceedings
Central African Republic Accused of 'Cyber-Paranoia' Amidst Facebook Censorship Push
Central African Republic accused of 'cyber-paranoia' for targeting online critics and requesting Meta to censor Facebook pages, raising human rights
Touadéra's New Government: Echoes of Old Promises Amidst Centralized Control
President Touadéra issues strict directives to his new government, emphasizing secrecy and centralized communication while repeating old promises.
Navigating Online Casino Licenses: A Guide for French Players
French players must understand Curaçao, MGA, and Anjouan casino licenses to pick reliable sites, as protection levels vary.
New Business Training Method "Germe" Emphasizes Market Testing
Centrafrique introduces the "Germe" business training method, emphasizing market testing for entrepreneurs to refine their ideas and build resilient
Linga Théâtre Program Notes Community Support and Notables' Scrutiny
The Linga theatre program is under scrutiny for an episode questioning support movements for Mama Mokonzi. Village notables are raising concerns about its
Melbet: A Full Platform for Online Gaming and Betting
Melbet offers a comprehensive online platform for sports betting, casino games, and quick games, designed for easy navigation on desktop and mobile
Opposition Bloc Submits Request to President
The Bloc républicain pour la défense de la Constitution (BRDC) has submitted a formal request to the President of the Republic in Centrafrique.
Berberati Mayoral Election Contested Amidst Irregularities
The Berberati mayoral election is contested as outgoing mayor Thérèse Kamach cites irregularities in the process that led to Andiba Daguerre's election.
Measles Outbreak Grips Ndjiffa, Over 50 Deaths Reported
Measles outbreak in Ndjiffa has caused over 50 deaths. Health and administrative authorities are calling for urgent government and partner intervention to
Impunity for Child Violence Fueled by Mobaye's Lack of Prison
In Mobaye, Basse-Kotto, the lack of a prison contributes to impunity for violence against children, as perpetrators escape justice.
Solar Boreholes Transform Water Access in Ouandja-Kotto
Solar-powered boreholes have been installed in Ouandja-Kotto, significantly improving access to clean drinking water for residents and addressing
Fishermen Voice Concerns Over Declining Fish Stocks in Mbomou River
Fishermen in Bangassou express deep concern over the progressive disappearance of fish in the Mbomou River, impacting livelihoods and food security.
Minister Balalou's Title Mix-up in Moloua 3 Government Formation
Minister Maxime Balalou was mistakenly called "Madame" in the Moloua 3 government formation decree due to a clerical error following a last-minute
US Secretly Sends Migrants to Central African Republic in Controversial Deal
The US has a secret deal to send non-national migrants to the Central African Republic, raising human rights concerns about the controversial pact.
Bangassou Fishermen Grapple With Declining Fish Stocks
Fishermen in Bangassou, Centrafrique, are struggling with drastically declining fish stocks, impacting livelihoods and threatening their traditional way
President Touadéra Centralizes Government Communication
President Touadéra centralizes government communication in Centrafrique, designating the Minister of State for Communication and Media as the sole
Understanding Rental Contracts: Validity, Rights, and Obligations
Understand rental contract validity, landlord rights, and tenant obligations in Centrafrique. Essential legal information for renters and owners.
Central African Republic President Navigates Russia-UAE Financial Tightrope
CAR President Touadéra balances Russia and UAE financial interests, prioritizing UAE gains over Moscow's demands, risking repercussions.
Bangui on Edge Amidst Coup Rumors and Security Crackdown
Bangui is on edge amid coup rumors and a security crackdown, with armed men reported near the capital, fueling widespread anxiety and uncertainty.
Analyst Slams CAR Government as 'Closed Sect' Amidst Youth Exclusion and Errors
Analyst Steve Bendon-Denny calls CAR government a "closed sect," criticizing President Touadéra for youth exclusion and administrative errors.
Former CAR President Demands Neutrality from Russia and Rwanda
Former CAR transitional president Ferdinand Alexandre N'Guendet calls for neutrality from Russia and Rwanda, asserting that Central Africans alone must
MINUSCA Accused of Complicity in CAR Regime's Third Term Bid
MINUSCA is accused of complicity in the Central African Republic's regime's third term bid, shamelessly boasting on Twitter while failing its mandate.
School Provost Accused of Extorting Students for Report Cards
Provost at Lycée moderne de Ndélé accused of extorting students with 10,000 CFA fee for report cards, adding to family financial burdens.
Nana-Gribizi Prefecture Faces Isolation as Rainy Season Looms; Prefect Blames State Neglect
Nana-Gribizi prefecture faces isolation as rainy season nears due to severely degraded roads. Prefect blames state neglect for infrastructure.
Bangassou Faces Rising Crime Amidst Crippled Justice System
Bangassou in the Central African Republic sees a surge in crime, including assaults and sexual violence, as its justice system struggles with severe
Central African Republic's Facade Constitution Undermines Rule of Law
Critics call the Central African Republic's constitution a facade, citing a lack of control mechanisms and alleged violations by authorities, raising
Central African Republic's 7th Republic: A Descent into Disorder
Central African Republic's 7th Republic faces widespread institutional disorder, weak leadership, and corruption, leading to severe social, political, and
Martin Ziguélé Denounces "Gravely Compromised" Situation in Central African Republic Under Touadéra
Martin Ziguélé criticizes the gravely compromised situation in the Central African Republic under Faustin-Archange Touadéra, citing widespread misery and
Tiangaye Denounces Touadéra's Presidency as 'Absolute Failure'
Nicolas Tiangaye calls Touadéra's 10-year presidency an "absolute failure," citing slow progress on Bangui's Independence Avenue as a key example.
Central African Republic Healthcare System on Brink of Collapse
The Central African Republic's healthcare system is collapsing, with Bangui's community hospital lacking essential equipment and referring patients to MSF.
Mboli-Goumba Compares 2025 Electoral "Hold-Up" to 2011, Denounces French Complacency
Maître Crépin Mboli-Goumba compares the 2025/2026 Centrafrique elections to the 2011 polls, calling them 'hold-ups' and criticizing French complacency.
African Union Criticized for Praising CAR Elections Amidst Undisclosed Results
The African Union faces criticism for congratulating CAR President Touadéra on elections held in December 2025, while results for other polls remain
Degraded Roads and Rising Fatalities in CAR Amidst Spending Priorities
Degraded roads in CAR lead to rising fatalities, especially with the rainy season. Critics cite government spending priorities.
Bozoum Mining Cooperatives Resume Operations After Five-Month Suspension
Three mining cooperatives in Bozoum, Centrafrique, resume operations after a five-month suspension, following an evaluation mission.
Linga Notables Champion Environmental Respect for Improved Living Conditions
Notables in Linga, Centrafrique, are championing environmental respect to improve living conditions and foster a healthier, sustainable community.
Climate Change Disrupts Agricultural Activities, Warns Agronomist
Agronomist warns climate change is severely disrupting agriculture in Centrafrique, impacting planting, harvesting, food production, and livelihoods.
Central African Republic Tackles Rising School Incivility
Central African Republic discusses rising school incivility and explores solutions at a recent Round Table event in Bangui.
Touadéra Demands Radical Shift in New Government's First Meeting
President Touadéra demands his new government deliver tangible results for citizens, warning ministers against corruption and incompetence in the first
Central Africa Calls for Action on Plastic Pollution
Central Africa's Environment Minister Silla Sembala called for collective action against plastic pollution on World Environment Day, citing its worrying
Central African Farmers Battle Climate Change Amidst World Environment Day
Central African farmers battle climate change impacts, facing disrupted seasons and reduced yields, highlighting urgent environmental action needs on
Prosecutor Seeks Suspended Sentence for Gilles Ionel Gouandjika
Bangui prosecutor seeks 1-year suspended sentence and 400,000 FCFA fine for Gilles Ionel Gouandjika over insults against Central African women.
Contractual Teachers Protest Salary Arrears in Kaga-Bandoro
Contractual teachers in Kaga-Bandoro, Central African Republic, are protesting nine months of unpaid salary arrears from the Accelerated Education Project.
The Evolving Landscape of Online Gaming in French-Speaking Africa
Online gaming in French-speaking Africa is growing fast, driven by mobile tech, diverse games, and user demands for trust and transparency.
Climate Change's Toll on Agriculture and Solutions for the Planting Season
Climate change impacts agriculture with reduced yields and diseases. Felix Allah-Barem of ONASEM discusses planting season solutions.
Ouandja-Kotto Sees Decline in Incivility and Crime
Incivility and crime have significantly decreased in Ouandja-Kotto, Centrafrique, according to Procureur Bienvenu Paterne Ouloufi Démotebena.
Kabo's Roads: A Crippling Crisis for Economy and Commuters
Poor road conditions in Kabo, Central African Republic, are crippling the local economy and commuters, especially during the rainy season. Travel times
Exam Prep Disparities at Sibut Lycée
Students at Sibut Lycée face exam preparation disparities due to uneven course completion by teachers, impacting readiness for end-of-year assessments.
Twins Die After Grandmother Administers Injections in Bangui
Two 3-year-old twins died in Bangui after their grandmother administered injections. Authorities are investigating the cause, with overdose suspected.
Clarifying the Role of the Regional Councilor in the Central African Republic
The Central African Republic's regional councilor role is unclear to the public. This article clarifies the functions and missions of this new political
Students Intensify Baccalauréat Prep with Collective Revisions
Students in Bangui are intensifying their preparation for the Baccalauréat exams through collective revision sessions as the critical assessment period
Internal Clan Warfare Threatens Touadéra's Seventh Republic
Internal clan warfare and rivalries are destabilizing President Touadéra's administration, causing panic and decomposition within Centrafrique's seventh
CAR Peace Claims Debunked by Political Leader
Political leader Abakar Sabone debunks claims of peace in the Central African Republic, citing daily violence, fear, and economic hardship as evidence.
Cameroonian Professor Warns CAR President Over Personal Life Risks
Cameroonian Professor Franklin Nyamsi warns CAR President Touadéra to secure his private life to avoid risks like poisoning and exhaustion from disloyal
Republic of Congo's 'Total Diplomacy' Strategy Navigates Global Rivalries for Autonomy
The Republic of Congo employs 'total diplomacy,' a non-alignment strategy to navigate global rivalries and secure national autonomy and development.
Central African Republic Women Face Life-Threatening Births Amidst Under-Resourced Facilities
Women in the Central African Republic face life-threatening births due to under-resourced facilities and staff cuts, with a maternal mortality rate of 829
Central African Republic Declares Culture a Sovereignty Domain at Gabonese Festival
Central African Republic declares culture a sovereignty domain at Gabonese festival, highlighting national identity and autonomy.
Bangui Users Report Widespread Mobile Network and Internet Issues
Users in Bangui report widespread mobile network and internet connectivity issues, causing significant disruptions and frustration for residents and
Accused Denies Antibalaka Links in Bangui Court Amidst Conflicting Testimony
Edmond Beïna denies Antibalaka links and involvement in alleged facts at Bangui's Special Criminal Court during the 'affaire Guen' trial.
Health Minister Assesses Ebola Preparedness at Elisabeth Domitien Hospital
Health Minister Dr. Pierre Somsé visited Elisabeth Domitien hospital to assess Ebola preparedness measures in Bangui.
Government to Install Newly Elected Municipal Councilors
Centrafrique's government will soon install municipal councilors elected in December, organizing ceremonies nationwide to formalize their roles and
Gold Export Discrepancies Highlight Governance Gaps in Cameroon and CAR
Cameroon and CAR face major gold export discrepancies, highlighting governance gaps and illicit trade. Cameroon takes action against illegal mining.
Sani Yalo's Tense Hearing and Warning to Ngbakamandja Clan
Sani Yalo warns the Ngbakamandja clan that harming him would break peace in the Central African Republic after a tense hearing.
Russia's Media War on Catholic Influence in Central African Republic
Russia is waging a media campaign to discredit Catholic influence in the Central African Republic, viewing the Vatican as a threat to its regional
Central African Republic President's 'Financial Tourism' Criticized Amid Funding Shortfalls
Central African Republic President Touadéra's international travel and development plans are criticized as 'financial tourism' amid funding shortfalls and
Central African Republic Denies Ebola Epidemic Rumors
Central African Republic denies rumors of an Ebola epidemic, stating no cases have been registered to date and that circulating messages are false.
Central African Republic Bolsters Ebola Defenses Amid Regional Outbreak
The Central African Republic is strengthening Ebola defenses and border screening due to a spreading outbreak in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo.
Students Must Confront School Corruption, Says Expert
Expert Cédric Prudent Moyenzokoa urges students in Centrafrique to confront school corruption, highlighting issues like grade-for-money demands and fund
Central African Republic Women Face Life-Threatening Childbirth Amidst Healthcare Collapse
Women in the Central African Republic face life-threatening childbirth due to a collapsing healthcare system, with limited access to essential medical
Central African Republic: Maternal Health Crisis Deepens Amidst Conflict and Aid Cuts
Central African Republic faces a severe maternal health crisis, with women 40 times more likely to die in childbirth due to conflict and aid cuts
Central African Republic Relaunches Fight Against Illegal Roadblocks Amid Resurgence
Central African Republic relaunches fight against illegal roadblocks amid resurgence, aiming to improve security and economic stability.
New Deputy Vows to Improve Bégoua's Social Services
Newly elected Bégoua 1 deputy Daniel Nguérémi vows to improve access to basic social services in his constituency.
Heavy Rains Leave Bangassou Families Homeless
Heavy rains in Bangassou, Central African Republic, have left families homeless and destroyed numerous homes in the 2nd and 3rd arrondissements, creating
Sudanese Refugees in Ouandja-Kotto Face Persistent Daily Struggles Despite Aid
Nearly 3,000 Sudanese refugees in Ouandja-Kotto, Central African Republic, face daily hardships despite aid from WFP and UNHCR.
Armed Attack on Shepherds Near Boali Notes Growing Insecurity
An armed attack on shepherds near Boali injured four and resulted in livestock loss, highlighting growing insecurity in the region.
Minister Zokoué Moves to Arrest Presidential Advisor Sani Yalo Amidst Regime Power Struggle
Central African Republic's Minister Zokoué moves to arrest presidential advisor Sani Yalo following a confrontation with a prosecutor, indicating a power
Wagner Group's African Operations Fueled by Extractive Economies, Report Reveals
Report: Africa's extractive economies, particularly gold in CAR, fund Wagner Group's operations through opaque financial circuits.
Central African Republic's Persistent Crisis Contrasted with Rwanda's Recovery
Ten years after its crisis, the Central African Republic remains stuck in emergency and aid dependency, contrasting sharply with Rwanda's economic
Maternal Health Crisis Deepens in Central African Republic Amidst Funding Cuts
Women in the Central African Republic face a deepening maternal health crisis as hospitals struggle with an influx of refugees from Sudan.
Linga Théâtre Notes Parental Concerns in Village
Linga Théâtre addresses parental concerns in the village of Linga, focusing on improving parent-child relationships and fostering family bonds.
Former Minister Akoloza Claims Significant Progress During Tenure
Former Minister Thierry Patrick Akoloza claims significant progress and transformative change during his tenure as Minister of Commerce and Industry in
Bangassou Rebuilding Peace After 2017 Crisis
Bangassou is gradually regaining stability and working to consolidate peace and social cohesion after the severe 2017 security crisis.
Central African Residents Demand Action on Critical Infrastructure
Central African residents, represented by URGOC, demand urgent action on critical infrastructure, including roads, health, and social services in the
Young People's Road Improvements Ease Circulation in Birao
Young people in Birao have improved local roads, easing circulation and daily life for residents. The E Kpéngba project, funded by the World Bank, enabled
Pétévo Market Eviction Divides Bangui Traders and Users
Bangui's Pétévo market eviction divides traders and users. Some face economic hardship, while others welcome restored order and improved market conditions.
Central African Republic Alleged Haven for Crypto Fugitives
The Central African Republic is reportedly a sanctuary for crypto fugitives, with individuals like Émile Parfait Simb allegedly receiving high-level
President Touadéra Accused of 'Diabolical Pact' with Russian Mercenaries
Central African Republic President Touadéra accused of a "diabolical pact" with Russian mercenaries, prioritizing their protection over citizens and
Sani Yalo Claims Case Dismissed, Issues Warning to President Touadéra
Sani Yalo claims his conspiracy case is dismissed and warns President Touadéra, referencing past support and threatening to reveal secrets.
Central African Republic Justice System Faces Scrutiny Over Prolonged Pre-Trial Detentions
Central African Republic's justice system faces scrutiny for prolonged pre-trial detentions, with individuals held for years beyond legal limits.
Conflict and Aid Cuts Devastate Maternal Health in Central African Republic
Maternal mortality in the Central African Republic is 40 times higher than in the US, driven by conflict and aid cuts. Healthcare access is severely